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    Dystopian stories have a way of taking the present and predicting the future. Whether it be cases of censorship such as Fahrenheit 451, issues with government secrecy in The City of Ember, or mass surveillance and government control as seen in 1984, I believe all these issues are still present today. To say 1984 is no longer relevant is to completely disregard the truth as it is clear that at home and abroad the world is struggling to find the perfect balance of what a government should be and…

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    How does Enkidu represent the “other side” if Gilgamesh? Also, how is Gilgamesh changed as a result of Enkidu’s death. The Character Enkidu has a same characteristic as the Main Character Gilgamesh. Before it start Enkidu is the wild clay human which it created by the god. God create Enkidu to demolish the Gilgamesh because the Gilgamesh overpower the people and have rude behaviour to god so they decide to make a clay human to kill a Gilgamesh. After a tough fight Gilgamesh win the fight with…

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    He also indicates that we should be leaving 100 feet of thinned vegetation as a defensible space regulation, not bare ground. Bare ground leaves clear space for windblown embers to travel through. All of this is backed by a final rhetorical appeal- ethos. Throughout the article, Halsey has given an air of authority and deep understanding of the subject. We finally understand where he gets his knowledge from as we read, “Richard…

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    constitution, and to show that everyone in the nation matters. He found every possible opportunity to create a more free and perfect country that he could. He extinguished oppression and abuse so that everyone's voice would be heard, and under the furious embers and stifling ash, lives the legacy of a man who knew truth and honesty and…

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    He staggered to his feet, tensed for more terror, and looked up at a huge peaked cap. It was a white-topped cap, and above the green shade of the peak was a crown, an anchor, and gold foliage. He saw white drills, epaulets, a revolver, a row of gilt buttons down the front of a uniform. A naval officer stood on the sand, looking down at Ralph in wary astonishment. “An adult” - a sham. A real adult?” Ralph thought to himself, frantically looking up at the man. He winced his eyes, just now reacting…

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    Generally speaking, the term "class" has an extensive background. Throughout history it has been sculpted to the definition of the related time period. For the most part, the scale of distinct social classes can be (and were by the classes themselves) distinguished by inequalities in such areas as authority, wealth, working and living conditions, life-styles (Cody, 2002). In light of this, the mid 1800 's in the ever-changing United States was a time of social identification. To clarify, groups…

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    Facing the future: What skills will your employees need? This article focus on helping employees acquire critical and creative thinking skills within the workplace through learning and development in solving various problems within an organization and the exploration of several possible solutions. Thinking outside the box helps those that is trying to create a new way for an interesting issue. Without the creativity, as one learns in school as well as learning from his or her environments, that…

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    or remembering their name. Chances are they will hang up the phone and go straight to the next question and the next customer. They will be timid and most employees only remember the overly nice customers or the overly rude ones. They will not even ember their name or any of their…

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    A Miraculous Plant The tobacco cigarette in its modern form is so ubiquitous, so seemingly organic, that it is hard to imagine a world without it. However, throughout the course of human existence, the tobacco plant was relatively unknown and unused. In fact, the tobacco plant, Nicotiana tabacum, was only indigenous to central and south America, and was initially harvested for ceremonial or medicinal practices(1). The earliest evidence for the use of tobacco in the Americas dates back to around…

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    his carefully chosen descriptors, Poe succeeds in lending a magical quality to an everyday item. Further, Poe evokes a dreamlike Gothic mood through his description of the smoldering cinders. In Poe’s adept hands, ash is turned to a “separate dying ember” that “wrought its ghost upon the floor.” Even the movement of the curtains evokes fear in the reader when the masterful Poe describes their eidolic “uncertain…

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